Where technology changes ICU outcomes
Most ICU interventions are supportive. The exceptions — the ones worth introducing new equipment for — either remove a driver of deterioration, shorten time on organ support, or reduce the complication rate of a routine procedure.
Our critical care portfolio is built around those three tests: adjunctive blood purification for refractory septic shock, a paediatric-specific circuit for children, and closed chest drainage designed for safe bedside management on the ward and in the unit.
Support model for ICU teams
New therapy in a critical care setting only works if the unit is confident using it at 3am. Every ICU technology we distribute comes with in-service training, written protocols, consignment options where appropriate, and access to clinical support during first cases.
Common questions
Does MediGroup EBI supply intensive care units directly?
Yes. We are a medical device distributor supplying intensive care and critical care units across Australia and New Zealand, including training and ongoing clinical support.